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Europe / Re: Italy - Lertoria Family origins
« on: Saturday 26 October 24 10:32 BST (UK)  »
Hi LisaJo, I'm trying to send you a message but ur inbox is full.....please feel free to message me  OR find me on FB (Ceri Marie Pearce) and DM me :)

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Durham Lookup Requests / Re: Lookup Request - Any mining disasters that occurred 3 Mar 1825
« on: Sunday 08 September 24 08:49 BST (UK)  »
Quote from: 2zpool on Saturday 07 September 24 15:02 BST (UK)
I have 2 Barrass relatives that died in a Penshaw mine in Oct 1812.  Thomas and William.  Related?

Janis

Maybe possibly...are you on ancestry? Barrass is such an unusual name but it's also increasingly popular in County Durham so there is a possibility.

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Durham Lookup Requests / Re: Lookup Request - Any mining disasters that occurred 3 Mar 1825
« on: Saturday 07 September 24 08:40 BST (UK)  »
Quote from: JenB on Friday 06 September 24 18:40 BST (UK)
So, if we are talking about the right men, they were killed in a pit accident.
For some reason all the newspapers thought that Penshaw was in Cumberland.

On Wednesday week at Painshaw Colliery, Cumberland, four men having occasion to go down to examine the state of the air, they met what is called chock damp, and were struck senseless, when three of them Edward Taylor,  E. Barrass and T. Barrass, being precipitated to the bottom, were killed on the spot, the fourth was fortunately caught by the heels, and being pulled up, soon recovered.

Blimey thank you so much, I did think it may have been a pit disaster, I was also right that the MIs were mistranscribed, sorry I didnt reply with their details earlier, I was at work and shouldnt rlly be doing this at work either, but I get so bore between calls....I have to to keep me awake and my mind occupied

Caledonian Mercury, 1st April 1815

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Durham Lookup Requests / Re: Lookup Request - Any mining disasters that occurred 3 Mar 1825
« on: Friday 06 September 24 12:14 BST (UK)  »
Thank you for all your help so far, the Northumberland and Durham MIs have the headstone on record and it advises their DOD is the above date, could this have been mis-transcribed and could it actually be Jul 1825 and they were 2 unrecorded deaths in the pit disaster?


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Durham Lookup Requests / Lookup Request - Any mining disasters that occurred 3 Mar 1825
« on: Friday 06 September 24 07:54 BST (UK)  »
Im currently researching a family where both father and son died on the same day and the father was the foreman of a pit in the durham area.

Could it be a mining disaster that killed them both?

I tried searching the durham mining museum website but it keeps telling me it's not secure.

Can anyone access it without this warning?

Any help would be great, thanks

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Roscommon / Re: FOLEY OR COGGINS
« on: Friday 06 September 24 07:52 BST (UK)  »
Yes I will share the info I have found, not a problem do you want me to email it to you? or post it here?

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Roscommon / Re: FOLEY OR COGGINS
« on: Wednesday 04 September 24 23:03 BST (UK)  »
Quote from: heywood on Wednesday 04 September 24 16:14 BST (UK)
Thread re the family in Newcastle.
https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=885248.0

The marriage certificate would hopefully give you Mr Coggins’ father’s name and occupation, which could help your search.

I was the one who started that thread and have used the help provided but now I'm looking for Bridget's parents Paddy and Cecilia, thanks

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Roscommon / Re: FOLEY OR COGGINS
« on: Wednesday 04 September 24 23:01 BST (UK)  »
Quote from: Kiltaglassan on Wednesday 04 September 24 15:53 BST (UK)

You're shouting at other RootsChatters!

Please remove all your capital words.

Thank you

I do apologise. I was writing this at work and they ask us to leave all notes on our calls like this and didnt switch out for smaller letters. It'll not happen again

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Roscommon / FOLEY OR COGGINS
« on: Wednesday 04 September 24 15:36 BST (UK)  »
HI,

IM TRYING TO FIND ANY RECORDS OF A FOLEY FAMILY WHO LIVED IN ROSCOMMON BETWEEN 1820-1840.

I AM LOOKING SPECIFICALLY FOR A PATRICK OR "PADDY" FOLEY WHO MARRIED A WOMAN CALLED CECILIA AND HAD 3 CHILDREN (SO FAR) BEFORE MOVING TO NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE.

CHILDRENS NAMES ARE MARY, THOMAS AND BRIDGET

IM ALSO LOOKING FOR A COGGINS FAMILY ANYWHERE IN IRELAND WHO ALSO MOVED TO NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE

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